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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

Il seems o though the ireland CORES
lpondents have I'll died or gone West
Hard times indeed when no one will be
generous enough TO send few items, q
least, when 90 much IL going on and
turning mp every day.
Farmers say the wheat 70 very badly
damaged II this neighborhood, on &C.
count Of there being 90 'mnch Dol
weather.
a young widow Of this place wants
l"Griff." 70 wear : wig after this when be
comes to our town, and would like, q
know IL be 10 married.
Charlie Williams il plastering Tip
Greene's new house this week.
Misses Leora Britain and Lille
Greene will return from DePauw Uni
versity this week, where they have been
attending school. Charlie Greene, who
has been attending 1t the same place,
will take 10 some OF the northern and
eastern counties, with Tikas Sinner. Z
Chinese lecturer, and will not return for
% while.
The n. E s. 8. u progressing lively
With : good attendance each Sabbath.
IChiIdrens' Day was observed last Sab
bath By large and attentive audience.
The church was decorated with noWers
and birds, and every thing was done 70
make the little ones happy. Servicea
were conducted By the pastor, w. =. r.,
Smith, and the exercises were instruc-
tive and entertaining. Some fine music
was rendered, and the responsive read
ling Was we'll conducted. Among the
m0nv parffatf<~sSa - ~vs11 ->-ee~-S--.-
10 few:
Opening address Miss +. McMsbel.
Declsmation--The BIble-Miss IL.
song-Hsar the Pennies Droppiug-
lby infant Glass.
Declamation-I'm : little Temperance
b0y-by Mater Doane Greene.
Song Wildwood Flowsrs-by Susis
Colvin.
Es.sy-Fowsrs Of KlndDsss-by xrs.
Eta Greene.
Defamation - Gather them close 70
your loving breast-by Carrie g. Glezen.
Select reading Children's Day-by
Mrs. Sadie WineInger.
All enjoyed the day, especially the
dear children, and - W noticed their
bright feces, We thought, "how ed III
one Of these should - called away b.
fore another Children's Day.
Flowers will often Wilher and dle:
Children IN their grsves will lie,
Beautiful eyes ere o1tsu hid
rar beneath The conn I'D.
Children to-day-joys now abide;
AngcIe to-morr0w-gone from our
ssde." JUSTICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

NIse Matte Ritohlo read Or.e 81 M
beet chosen sclecllo0s on s'Slang Phraae
ology" that We have ever heard. q tn
opening exercises Tuesday week. An
other appropriate pleoe wee rendered
by Niles Edith Rose on The following
morning. But The reading on last Tues.
dav morning: What f00ls come MORTAL
be-! FOR shamel
There seems 10 BE- more volume n ous
morning eh0ruses since the singevs have
been distributed throughout the schooD.
Mas Jeanne 6lexen. ~ ireland. and
wsssrs kums. Of Holland. and Hilder.
brand. ~ Siensisl, have entered school
s'nce our last report.
The dislogue referred ~ last week Ma.
like ihs hshing party, been inde6silely
postponed.
All the developments W ara willing
10 disci0se this week Ave shese: They
the two young ladies'. have Sub rosa, >
designated each teacher by some one Of
the insignia applied to the knights IN
Ivanhoe-for inslance, Prof c., they an.
nounced BY the powerful Gave Adsnm, !"
and according 10 their translation means
IL am here. give attention n The man
has been thrust upon him they style the
superintendent Laureate" TO Prof.
T.. they prefix The spirit OF "Agnms
Castus" ~ the eymbol Of his command.
A. The boy said In HE composition on
the HORSE, "GirIs - AwPuI. Bad"
While Prof. c. was clearing sway
some mathematical difficulties IN the
arithmetic lesson the other day, be gave
come very strong evidence Of acknowl-
edged learning, for the expressions =
"hold on there !" lookout now 4" sready ~
and Ego ahead /" we're ~ alternately and
appropriately used by him and Mr..
Reagle, % II they were driving span.
Yes, the hshing party came Of. and %
Was said OF the Methods class. Il was
select. Profs. G. and 8. constituted the
party. IT'S said they ESCAPED before
breakfast -sngled till noon with usual
those who never cuss !" hired |
The average boy to carry their fishing |
tackle home-t6e burden Of their dis.
appointment being enough for them to
carry. They stopped q every mile
stone: mopped Tho Visible Precipitation
rom their classic brows, exchanged
glances and-went on.
fERsoNALs:-4re. Logan, and her
bright little son Jimmie, Visited the
Normal on Monday. On Tuesday, Mr..
Burkhart. This gentleman bad to use
hat happy element OF the memory req
'esent6tion, and make mental picture
u her from past experience, % she was
- there. One Of cur visitors Monday
was>4 iss Z Blocker In company with
Ter dieter Mrs. Gooser. Miss Nettie +
5puelcek, or Duf, was the visitor OIL
Wednesday, and last, but not least. We
he Hon. 0. -. Trippet. The tempta-
ion % too strong TO resist saying that IL
. represents - much intellect q be
loes avoirdupofs. he might speak for \
'alf dozen more counties, and then not
xnsost bic mental or physical strength |,
yes rested long, unconsciously to you,
'pon the western side Of the school
Dom. Come again, Senator.
IvANHoR. /
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

I" Thousands OF children ere saved
from dlseass and death every year BY
the timely use OF 6hriner's Indian ver-
mifuge, the popular remedy. Only IS
cents . bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

The apportionment per capita IL 81 IS,
and Il will be seen that Dubois county
gets S39l5.59 more than she pays 10
taxes and interest on school funds. This
much 10 drawn from more wealthy
COUNTIES to educate our children In &C.
cordance with law.
Perry county 10 omitted from the a.
portionment, and the following note &C.
tscbed 70 the report explains the omis-
sion:
THE failure Of Perry county to report
In time for this apportionment, after no.
ti6cation, has compelled it, omission
In the shove report Of apportionment
and the reservation 10 the State Treasury
of : sufficient amount 70 cover the ap-
portionment to aid county, sid appor-
tionment will b diminished In the sun
OF one hundred dollars on account 81
the neglect and failure Of the Auditor 81
said county TO 20 report, . provided b.
law, zee. 4479, Il. 8. 1881. Said sun
may Be collected from said Auditor MP
% suit BY any patron Of .said county =
provided 10 sec. 4lsl, B. 8. 1881
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UY virtue Of On execution to me al.
- rectcd from the Clerk Of The Dubois
Circuit Court / will expose q public
sale TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 26rH DAY or JUNE,
A. D. 1857.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m.
and o'clock p. m.. Of said day, II the
door Of the C0urt-hOuse In the town Of
Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding
seven years, OF the following described
real estate, situate In Dubois County,
Indiana, to-wit:
The South. west quarter Of the South.
west quarter Of Section No. thirty.flve
1857, township No. one ~ South, range
No. three ~ West, 20 acres. The South
east quarter Of the South east quarter oil
Section No. thirty. -four (8l) IL said town.
ship and range, 20 acres, containing IN
eli 80 acres moro or les, situate In Du-
bola County, Indiana, and on failure 70
realize the fall amount Of judgment, IN
terest and cost, will q the same time
and place expose It public sale The fee
simple Of said real estate.
Taken - the property Of John Tussey
&c the suit OF Peter j. Gosmann.
Said sale will b made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap-
praisement laws.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
Sheriff Dubois County.
TRAyLok n HUNTER, Att'ys for Pm.
June 3, 16S7-3w. tpf $780,
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On II - - = . 0hA41o ~ Os1
|QY virtue Of certified copy Of de-
ID cree to me directed from the Clerk
Of the Dubois Circuit Court, il Z cause
wherein Anzley Sutton 10 plaintiff, and
Robert Reeves, Martha A. Reeves ct d.
are defendants, requiring me to make
the sum OF Sixty-Seven Dollars and
Sixty cents, with interest on said decree
and costs. l will expose ct Public Sale,
TO the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE.
A. d. 1887,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. M.
and 4 o'clock p. M, Of said day, ct the
door Of the Court House IN the town OF
Jssper, Dubois County, Indiana, the rents
and profits for : term not exceeding
seven years Of the following Real Eststs.
situated 10 Dubois county, to.wit:
The Southwest Quavter Of the North
east quarter Of Section number Thirty
three (SS), Township one ~ North,
Range three (3) West, containing forty
acres, more or lees, situated In Dubois
county, Indiana
If such rents and profits will not cell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree,
interest and costs, I will, q the same
time and place, expose to public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate, or 90 much
thereof q may be sufficient 10 discharge
said decree. interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any re-
lief Whatever from valuation or appraise-
ment laws.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
Sheriff Of Dubois County.
TRIPPEr q DILLON, Att'ys for Pm.
June 3d 1897 Az fnf al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

WFEREAs, The Supreme Grand Com.
mauder Of the universs, whose command
al must obey, has called from our midsl
on EARTH TO the Grand Post above. our
worthy c0mrAde and friend, Andrew J.
McNerney, whose death occurred at bis
residence in jasper, on the 9Th day Of
June, 1887 therefore
Resolved. That while ve bow With
becoming reverence TO the will Of our
Supreme Grand Commander, W will
ever cherish the memory OF our worthy
comrade, whose death We mourn.
Resolved, That this Poet deeply De-
plores its loss, and that bic orphan chm
dren have our earnest and sincere SYM
PATTY, and that they will ever be re-
membered by HE surviving comrades
and friends OF this Post.
Resolved, That the emblems OF the
Post be draped in mourning for the usual
time allotted.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu.
tons b fDrnished the newspapers Of the
county, aid copy b sent to the bereav.
cd family Of our deceased comrade.
GEORGE J. JUTT,
JOSEPH RoELLE, Committee.
JOSEPH SCHRoRDRR,y
Passed It . regular meeting Of Guckes-
Welman Post 448, G. A. r., held 1t their
Hall on Saturday night, June 1lth, 1857.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

CoMxss<uo~HRs' C0ukr has been Ia
sessiou. al week. Present. Hons. Jos.
Hrisx. John y. Allies and SAINT "a. Dilliu
The usuol amoWnt Of road business has
k~em hefsre them. and soRsc new public
highway have hsen established. With
NE increased densUd for public roads ev-
ery wear. u becomes moro evident that
tI> pllin0ls svssem NJ LAYING nut roads
~mlv IN section lines would be Z great
advantage In Indiana.
Petitions have also heen presented for
the repeal II I'll ordsrs allowing stock
I" run 1t large. and the Board hAs the
mstter under advisemenA h wsuld
ssve the farmers - pshais county IT
least 100000 everv wear. n everv one
was rsqnised ~ fence 10 their stock. in
strsf ~ letting IL pastuve ON the public.
NJ farmers will take trnnble to keep an
account of time and lRbor expended IN
huilling fences 10 keep oct other peo-
pies stock. u will surprise them u the
rggregssc. In costs largely more than
~ theic State, county and township
taxes put together.
Liquor licenses were granted - fol-
lows: Schnen q Miller. W. G Moore,
A. Sprauer, -. McNellis, J. W. Eggers,
Hnntingbure; Jos. Gerber. Jos. Herbig,
Sshm 3 Sprauer. Iguatx Kuukel, John
Betz, Paul Kunkel. 8. Brosemer, Aug.
Kargin aud 6. Schuetter. jasper; Jos.
Lechner, Bainbridge township and 3.
p. Dudine, Harbison.
Contracts with physicians were made
for the pauper practice - foll0ws: DR..
T.. j. Kempf. cambridge township. SIS
for one year from March !, 1887; DR..
w. A. Line. C0lumhia, ct so for one
ycar from April IS. 1887; DR.. =. = Bee
Ter, Patoka, IT o1t0 for one year from
March 20. 1887: DR.. John y. Scrhiefer,
Jackson, q $40 for one wear from
March rs. 1857, and the Trustees Of
those townships were directed TO en-
plcy no other physicians for this prsc-
tico.
A petition, signed BY s. freeholders Of
sf Columbia township, asking for IN sp-
preparation Of two per cent. amounting
20 $2,5l2.4O to aid the Vincennes and
New Albany ny. Co. to build the road
in that township was presented, and an
election ordered for Aug. 20. We publish
herewith the allowances made up TO
Tuesday neon, Of which II will be seen
494<.O2 are an account Of salaries Of on
GERS, which will yet be added to this
term 1854 on account Of assessments
$3.50 "a on account Of paupers, and 39l3.-
~ on account Of criminals.
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Proceedings Or the Town Trustees
Of Jasper.

The Board met June 18th, 1881. Min.
utss Of previous mest-Ag we're read and
approved.
The tx levy for 1857 49, fixed & 90
|cts. On each 500 and o1.60 poll.
The contract for wagon and team
work for the town was given to John
Gsier q $40 PER day, and that b give
bond IN olOQ
NJ. Das'l , J. Miller ~ reelected
lee School Trustee for another term Of
three years.
Pantis Berger lllee . bond . Street,
Commissionos, which We approved.
TrsyIor = Hunter were employed as|
Corporation attorneys for the town, FOR
one year from June 18th, 1857, q the
salary Of $50, 70 attend % I'll legal busi-
mess for the town.
h Ordered that the Street Commissio ner
bring the sidewalk On 7th street 10 'front.'
Of l0t No. III 70 the proper grade, and
cause . brick side-wslk, u sccosdanco
with ordinance, 70. b laid thereon, Z TIE
expense Of Bruno Buettnss, ewnss of|
said lot.
The following allowances were made i
]. 0oemsu, p0lIsbo0ks and 81. Z 2.lOI
r. Berger, Street Commissioner "a. rs
Nat Bluemel, street lsb0r 2.oO|
Simon Rich aQ0I
John 0sisr I" 4I.s5|
Total 4 76 eol
The Board adjourned 70 mess u special
session, June 10Th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

May apportionment 1857. or Common
School Fund, BY the State 6uperintend-
ent. We give the surrounding counties
70 Dubois, for comparison:
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

The Mexican child 0f wealthy parents be-
gins bis education az the age OF years by
rbe acqIirement of the essential art OF riding.
The aainlal - frzt b~strides Is a borro "a the
snail donkey sks common beast Of burden Of
the country. is cslled These little beasts are
infinitely patient and gentle, and so low Of
stature that tumble from them Is attended
with no serious consequences From the
hurro the boy graduates ia year or two 10
tire back ~ pony, and thencetorward much
OF bis outdoor lie, particularly II lie lives in
ths country. is passed on tho back Of horse.
~ the age o. y hs has begun 70 wear the
sofn5rerO hat heavily trimmed with silver
braid, the wide sisshed pantaloons, with
rows u silver ornaments down at the side,
and th- great silver mounted spurs that de
note MS rank NJ a caballero or gentleman
VINO goes horseback
Up 20 this latter age. his education In let
tiers has been obtained from MS tutor, who is
usually the parish priest, or some student
Studying for the priesthood, and his acquire
msuts are confined 70 reading and writing.
II Iuusicsliy inclined. be has learned 10 tinkls
a guitar and 20 sing a few Spanish songs.
Hs has probably begun To fence and hands
the pistol He Is now sent to some one OF
the Mexican national schools, the military
academy at ChaPutepec, or school Of mines
IN the City OF Mexico, or to some educational
institution OF Europe OF the United States,
ssd bis chld life Is at an end. On his return
hsme az the age Of from 10 to Is years, uD-
les hs joins the army. begins the serious
duties OF LIE by entering some business house.
a doctors or lawyers Office or assists his
father in the management Of the hacienda or
country estate-Sunshina.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

High noon finds Us at our destination for
the day, ths village Of Tsbbas, famous in all
the country round for a peculiar wind mill
uSed In grinding grain A grist mill or mills
consists of row OF one storied mud hUts,
each of which contains pair OF grindstones.
Connecting with the upper stone Is a perpen-
dicular shaft Of wood which protrudes
through the roof and extends fifteen feet
above L. Cross pieces run through at right
angles and plated with rushes transform the
shaft into an upright four bladed affair that
the wind blows round and turns the mill
stones below.
SO far. tnis 10 only very primitive and
clumsy method Of haTnsssing the wind: but
connected with IL Is very ingenious con-
trsvanes that redseus it entirely from the
commonplace. A system Of mud walls ara
built. abous the same height OF little higher
than the shaft, in such manner a. TO con
csntrass ard control the wind IN the interest
og the miller, regardless Of which direction is
Is blowing.
TIE suction created by the peculiar dispo-
sftica OF the walls vhisks the rude waffle
ssils around in the most lively manner Forty
of these mills are in operation al Tsbbas; and
to go them ali n fuu swing. making loud
"sw-eshing- morse IS they revolvs. IL most
Extraordinary SIGHT. ASIDE from Tsbhas,
thess novel zrist nils are only 70 be seen in
she tsrrftorv sbout The Seistsn lake Thomas
Stevens in Ourfnz
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

The Ypsilsnti Baptist Church has cele-
brsted Is semi-centennisi with appropri-
sts exercises.
The STATE Baptist Convention meets a.
Kalamazoo. Oct. -. and continues through
Lhe week.
Bishop Gillespie has issuei licenses 10 4.
p. Jocelyn AZ Auskegon and W. Q. Lewis
a. Elk Rapids. as lay readers.
The Rev. .. :. smita, Of wsldron. and
the Rev J. " Ksnyoo, Seventh Day Adj
vsntist preacher a. Jackson. will have a
discussion in Jackson. sunday evening,
Oct. =. over contrOvsrte'i questions.
Wsrring factions IN connection With the
Reformed German church at Port Hope.
Huron county, have grown 81 bitter a. %
thrsstsn open hOsfihtes. A depaty shsr-
~ has been called In to prevent a violent
outbrsak.
The Presbyterian church AZ Coldwater
celebrated ia dftieth anniversary by three
days meeting the very lsst OF September
These were full Of "reminiscences, accounts Of
progress. prsise and worship. All the sx-
srcises we're deeply Interesting
The annual meeting OF the stats wousn's
Missionary Societies home and foreign. was
held Oct. ~ AZ Tprilsnti aud vas well a.
tended The sessions we're flled with in
tsrestinx papers and addresses from ladies'
in the home churches and from various
mission nelss st home and abroad. The
rrceipts for the year from Nichigsn
wonen's societies. hone and foreign. sers
reported st "a. SO Nert year : meeting is
81 he held a. kalamazoo.
Chaplain bickox at tbs Jackson prison
wss absent seoentiy for one sunday and bis
place vas iiie3 ~ a. outsider The follow
- ~ Hal
o. the rnllue ard ter sting services /.
~ a. rl iae Sunday school vas beli
With an attendance ef pernsps 2n u-0st of
the twe1. live ssssS aelng ssugtt hv con
vets. A. 81 0'eiogs tne prsachinx ssrvsra
wss attended By nearly 40 81 the entire r ~
ccDvieis-.he chafei being Loo srssu 70 ac-
com rnolisrs at over nfv outsiders we-s
slso present 0ccUpyiog she ga lsrY. soms II
hem wives or other relatives 81 .he Con-
vicfs. TIE singing. vhfch inClf1tad hree or
iou~ sntbsnas. wss By e cbuir Of a dozen
convicfs and VS. most excellent and hlfl of
inspiration. TIE evening vas oecur,e5 as
usuai With q prayer meeting IN the con-
sareuce room. which VS. PC ked 10 M ar
n1osf VIII ne~riy = huntsei conVicts. tie
Warien sad a.s family stso nens rrs.anr
The ueela1 continued one and A hslf
hoslrs al everr minute wss crow.isd with
prever. remarks and scriptures r~ssffrrs
fhefe heiDz frequently a hsifdezan or more
tsenrria 9n tnsi~ faet 81 once waiting "a
taks psrt The meeting wss wisaout fhr
s'lahrssi ferushfr or resfralnt Chaplain
H.rkox. who 1ss hesu theirs sorue fourteen
ves-s. ~ss spoken 81 ir she must com.
nendstorv terms cv the Wsrier Tia dep
~ sna other oficers. Al uniting IN an
proving his verx a. one whieh hss done
verv ninch IT securing he exceilenf .iisci-
psins ef he prisoa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Whenever I an abrrsad. I greatly cnjoy
stgdving nv coputryrnsrl. whose characters
stan ous in rev ami expected lights ia TIE
ni ~ these srrzngs surroundings. Thsre
Is s1s1sthi8g really sublime in the serene in
difference with vEich Ansricsns r-xsri for
sirn lanEuaxss. They VII roam al ever th.
-orid. sp~ssinE cry English. and apparently
reVsrriinz AZ osaer tongu-s jast IS toeT Do
the VARIOUS custcn houses. L =. as 20 many
stub 4 clsraci.s bound - melt quickly away
- tha approach of tne almighty dollar
TIE result IS that to Seem. travel In Europe
raerus listle more thar = succession u Auerf
car hotels. Anlericen ex bsugss. American
ne~Spapsrs. AneTican churches rarely. and
= hoSt ~ American tai'ors. dentists. dress
rnskerS. etc. etc There a. h1ndrzsis ~ our
eosnervnea who have hzad in Paris for
years c-Ss. ard Eho tciaT sno- ~ more
French thsn re boarding erhcol rn1Ss no
strf< ashore a. Bsvre for the frst t5rne Ths
fart s a Ar-serteans sbroad So sl~ars Ar-eri-
csns. ars sieir scr.aI fs IS aiaanSt srtlrsIv
eenfaed - eaa a 1sr.cap crtcnT Thsy
may rrat-ra rfhervizs ra sheir letters kona-
tut toe fast = thss BY 80 pc-rle 81 tse cc7In-
trv. the~ sre rezaftaa - - ~ery st ~
-frrzizners~ snd Frr fr tbs iarrrszs
srczer ~ ssn ssrsaz fallv tfrs< f1artss -
the nHs Ms franS leslie. Lest-E-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17
4 SCIENTIFIC FACT.
Royal" the only Baking Powder Free from
Lime and Absolutely Pure.

Line the serious defect fsand in Of the Of
tartar baking powders As of fact chemical analysis
has found it IN al such powders except the Royal" It's
presence caused by the of aduerated of tartar
the effort reduce their cost Of production.
adds the weight while detrsets from the strength
of the baking powder 1t also renders the food less whoesoms
giving dyspepsia and kindred ailments Baking powders
containing lime produce less leavenng gas and therefore
are expensive than first-class, pure article
The Royal Baking Powder is made from Of
that is first specially refined and made chemically pure No
tartrae of lime other impury find Its way tho
"Roy and this fact its great superiority strength whole
and keeping quality is due
All this adds greatly the of manufacturing the
Royal Baking Powder but all lis selected aud
prepared with the precise and regardless of labor
expense article produced that free from every
absolutely pure" Nor does any ingred-
except those necessary make pure wholesome and per-
feet baking powder
Prof McMurtrie chemist in chief the T. s Depart.
ment of Agriculture after anayzng the of tartar used
BY the baking powders of market reported follows
q have examined the of manufactured for ani
used by the Royal Baking Powder Company their baking
powder and find to be perfectly pure and free from lime any
form"
Prof Love who made the analyses Of baking powders for
the n. Y Board of HEALTH we'll for the Government
certfes the purity and wholesomene of the Royal.
DR.. f. H. Barey, chemist of the Brooklyn n Y, Depart
of Health says Il have recently anayed samples of the
Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself the of this
city. and find it free from lime in any form"
Bread cake, biscuits etc., prepared with Royal Baking
Powder will be lighter and wholesome than
made with any other baking powder leasenng agent